Study Urges Clothing Industry to Rethink Apparel Trade Policy

San Francisco, CA- An Independent report unveiled in April by the European Branded Clothing Alliance, or EBCA, prepared by a few Danish experts at the Copenhagen Economics and Quartz&co, says that the impact of the clothing industry on the economy calls for a new look to setting trade policies. The … [Read more...]

$1 Million worth of Jewelry Stolen in Cannes Hotel Room

San Francisco, CA- French officials said Friday that the hotel room of an employee of Chopard, a Swiss jewelry and watching making business was broken into and over $1 million worth of jewelry was stolen in a very well-planned robbery.  On Thursday evening, thieves stole a safe from the Novotel Hotel room … [Read more...]

Study Shows Melanoma Survivors Only Marginally More Cautious about Sun Exposure

A new study has shown that over 25% of those who have had melanoma previously admit to not ever using sunscreen. An even larger percentage ignore the use of hats and long sleeves. Another 2% state that they have utilized tanning beds within the past 12 months. All of this, despite the fact that survivors are … [Read more...]

Small Study Shows Blood Pressure Improves with UV Exposure

The results of a new study were shared at the International Investigative Dermatology conference in Edinburgh, and revealed that the exposure to UV rays from tanning beds and the sun can actually benefit the body in a reduction of blood pressure. The news comes as welcome news to the tanning industry, as … [Read more...]

FDA Wants to Classify Tanning Beds as Possible Cancer Causers

According to new research handled by the Food and Drug Administration, indoor tanning beds may be required to express warning of cancer on them. The FDA has been involved in the regulation of tanning beds and sunlamps since the 1980s; however, the latest proposal by oversight establishment is the first … [Read more...]

New Research Shows Premature Aging Caused by UV Exposure

It does not seem to matter if the tanning is natural or artificially, the ultraviolet exposure from tanning has been proven through research to cause premature skin aging, according to the latest findings of a Boston University School of Medicine study. Yet, despite the results, the BU students admit they … [Read more...]

Diamonds Could Help Breast Cancer Treatment

San Francisco, CA- As breast cancers are divided into four groups based on the genetic makeup of the cancer cells, individualized treatment is selected to treat each specific type of cancer. However, certain cancers have been tricky to treat because of their non-response to targeting treatments. In a new … [Read more...]

Minimalist Running: UVA Study Looks at How Muscles Change in Barefoot Shoes

San Francisco, CA- A new kind of study is being performed at the University of Virginia looking closely at how minimalist running shoes affect the way the muscle in the body change when worn.  What is Minimalist Running? In the wake of the minimalist running movement, an exploding new trend in which … [Read more...]

Majority of Males Enjoy Shopping Online, Says Study

Research handled by Rakuten LinkShare is now showing that shopping habits of British males seem to slant heavily to online purchasing when it comes to the high street. An 85% tally of men see more incentive from online deal codes and free delivery over what brick-and-mortar stores are offering. The study … [Read more...]

Study Shows Nearly 25% of Moms Won’t Receive Mother’s Day Gifts

San Francisco, CA- If there is one surprising number to take away from the general statistics on Mothers Day in the United States, it is that nearly a quarter of them will likely not receive a gift on the day. A 24-hour hour period designed to a person who almost invariably gives love 24-hours a day, 365 days … [Read more...]